Howey, Llandrindod Wells, Powys, LD1

An attractive, modern, 3-bed, 2-bath detached bungalow, with a very large Kitchen / Living Room, Garden Room, double-glazing, oil heating and fine views, set on a large level plot in a non-estate location, near bus stops, third of a mile from a village restaurant and 2 miles from town.


A deceptively spacious detached bungalow built in 2002 from a highly insulated timber frame with brick elevations and concrete tiled roof. The bungalow has oil-fired central heating, double-glazing and it briefly comprises: - Entrance Hall, open-plan Kitchen / Living Room and Garden Room, Lounge, Family Bathroom, Master Bedroom with en-suite Shower Room and two more Bedrooms, In addition there is parking for 3+ cars, sweeping lawns, large South-facing decked entertaining area and Garden Shed, with tall screen fencing and hedging on three sides. Council Tax - Band E .

ENTRANCE HALL -    Being L-shaped with a half glazed door, laminate flooring, coving, five down lighters, radiator, doorbell, broom cupboard and pine panelled doors to the Bedrooms, Bathroom and Kitchen.

FAMILY BATHROOM 10'6" x 6' (3.2m x 1.83m). Having a toilet, pedestal wash basin and panelled bath, together with tiled surrounds, ladder towel heater, shaver point and window.

BEDROOM 1 10'9" x 6'10"min (3.28m x 2.08mmin). (front)
Having a radiator and a 4-door fitted wardrobe along one wall (two mirror doors).

MASTER BEDROOM 10'2" (3.1m) x 9'2" (2.8m) minimum. (rear)
Having a radiator, two down lighters, window to South, full width built-in wardrobe with three mirror doors and door to

EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOOM    Having a white toilet, a wash basin in a vanity unit and shower cubicle with gazed door and thermostatic shower, together with a radiator, mirror, shaver light, window and extractor fan.

BEDROOM 3 9'2" x 8'5" (2.8m x 2.57m). (rear)
Having a radiator, window to South and access to loft.

KITCHEN / DINER 20'3" x 15'8" (6.17m x 4.78m). Being L-shaped and having a range of light wood effect cabinets incorporating six base cupboards, five wall cupboards (with pelmet lighting), two glazed wall cupboards (with display lighting), inset stainless steel 1.5 bowl sink, work tops with matching splash backs, matching breakfast bar, integrated ceramic hob, electric oven, stainless steel chimney cooker hood, fridge and dishwasher. In addition there s plumbing for a washing machine, Grant oil fired combi-boiler, laminate flooring, ten down lighters, two radiators, coving, window to South, half-glazed door to the rear entertaining area and wide opening to

GARDEN ROOM 12'5" x 12' (3.78m x 3.66m). A matching brick and timber structure with a concrete tiled roof, vaulted ceiling, double-glazing, laminate flooring vaulted ceiling and French doors to the rear decked entertaining area.

GARDENS    Pen-y-cae is set in a large rectangular plot behind a post and rail fence, with a tall hedge on the Eastern side and tall screen fencing on the Southern and Western sides gives shelter and privacy. The bungalow is approached through a 5-bar wooden gate to a hard-cored parking area that continues along the Eastern side, giving space for at least three cars, and matching paths run around the property. On the Eastern side there is a large level lawn and an enclosed Play Area with a wood bark surface. To the rear there is a hard-cored utility area with a water tap, light, Garden Shed ( 10' x 8') and two steps up to a large, entertaining deck that has access from the from the kitchen and garden room, light and double power point. Two steps lead down to a lawn that runs along the Western side of the bungalow and continues around the front.



Pen-y-cae (meaning: top of the field) is approached over a short private lane that is shared by a total of four properties (a pair of semi-detached houses and two detached bungalows) and gives it excellent access to the A483 Manchester to Swansea Trunk road. The bungalow has an open aspect at the front over a field and Ithon Valley, a Southerly aspect at the rear and the garden backs onto the Sunnyhaven Park Home estate. The village centre is about a ?-mile walk and has a Thai restaurant, Community Centre, Church and Chapel. There is street lighting an wide pavement into Llandrindod Wells (2 miles), with a Bus Shelter opposite the turning when travelling South and the one for Northern journeys is about 100 yards.
Regular bus services runs to the neighbouring towns of Llandrindod Wells, Builth Wells and Rhayader which are 2, 5½ and 11 miles distant respectively, and the T4 runs to Cardiff. Together they provide a good range of shopping and business facilities, Tesco Superstore, Aldi and Co-op Supermarkets, successful schools, Cottage Hospital, Railway Station (Shrewsbury to Swansea line), three sports centres, indoor and outdoor bowls, two golf courses, river and lake fishing. The area is renowned for its outstanding natural beauty and tranquillity, ideal for outdoor activities. The City of Hereford and coastal resort of Aberystwyth are both about an hours drive, with Cardiff, Swansea, Worcester and the Severn Bridge just over a 1½-hour drive (Note - All times dependent on traffic levels). In the Rightmove buyer survey of 2015 the LD1 Post Code area was declared “the friendliest place to move to in the UK” and in their 2017, 2019 and 2020 survey Llandrindod Wells was declared the “Happiest Town in Wales” (In 2020 fourth overall in UK from survey of 22,000 people). Read less